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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-02-26, Page 8from) WESTDALE ASHBORN SUNNY FIELDS Special Car Care Always Pays Off Cars look better, perform - better, too, when service me re painstaking about the detcn s of 'maintenance. MacOona LUCKNOW 4,1,1,499.9r..49,4.9,•,.:99.9019:42999s942VASMAA4.4,a ,,,,,V,"_,194,1A • PAGE EIGHT THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO `WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 105! Regular Price From $79.95 to $91.50 Regular Price -.$105.00 FIESTA CABANA O.S."4.••••0 1%".+0,"••••si:S.S.N. %•••••"••• SPECIAL • DISHWASHER SAFE.. IRONS". by Johnson Brothers -Ironstone (Many patterns to choose GLENWOOD PASEDENA MALAGA AVAILABLE.IN OPEN STOCK • OVEN - TO -TABLE WARE ( 3 Patterns) STONECREST DORADO (illustrated) STONECREST RIO VERDE STONECREST SIERRA 45 piece set — service for 8 Special Price $89.95 Special Price From $71.95 to $82.35 Volunteers from the Clinton Christian Reformed Church assist- ed with Monday's activities. The Stonecrest Flea Hocked Tournament To Be Here On, Satordal Lucknow Fleas hockey team have two more wins to their credit after a pair af games with Belgrave this past week., Last Thursday night 'in Belgrave, Lucknow won 34. Goals were scored by Grant Murray from Paul Johnstone and"Lawrence Clark; Donnie Peterson from Jamie Here and Lynn Murray; Steve Alton from Grant Murray. Saturday night the score was 1-0 and through some excellent goal- tending by • Paul Jerome, the local • boys held on to win another game. Todd Ritchie, assisted by Lynn Murray and Brian DeGroot, scored the only goal of .the game. . This Saturday will feature the Annual Flea Hockey Tournament. Bantams Play Paisley, Milverton Lucknow Bantams continue to dazzle their opposition with their goal scoring ability. This past week- the Mildmay Bantams were on •the receiving end. Tuesday night in Lucknow, • the local boys flashed the red light nine times with goal-tenders Roddy -Havens and Fred Hovvald picking up a shutout: Scoring were Eric Cayle-y; titTo goals; Mark- Frayne,- two goals; Grant Gilchrist, two goals;,, Jim• Clark, Steve Hamilton and 'Tom Sinnett, one goal each. On Thursday night, in Mildmay, the Lucknow marksmen sent ten goals past the Mildmay netminder. Three -goals got by the Lucknow netminding duo. LucknoW now opens a home ana home series with Paisley • and Milverton. • At stake is the new consolation trophy. The team with the most wins will take home the trophy. Ripley Juveniles Win "E" Title For the sixth straight year, the Ripley Juvenile .hockey team won the W.O.A.A. "E" trophy. George Foulon, Winghain pres- ented the trophy to team captain Greg Liddle Sunday after the team had put Tiverton out in 3 straight games. . Johnny Elliott scored 3 goals, Rick Smith 2 and Donald Harkness, Roger Farrell, Mike Gallant, Dave MacDonald and Courtney Liddle each scored once to make it a 10-3 victory. Ripley .now play Hanover in the W.O.A.A. Grand Championship series and go into the 0..NI:H.A. playdowns as, well. Old Tyrne music was provided by Elsie Henderson, Norman Spelt, Jerry Collins and Philip Regier with musical numbers by the 20 member Huronview Rhythm Band. Willa Taylor showed coloured slide pictures of Florida, Pinelake and local scenes for the Family Night program. Mrs. Elsie Hend- erson entertained before and after the pictures with melodies on her portable organ. .THE GRIND To meet the high cost of liv- ing today, the imagination isn't the only thing that has to work. A full schedule of games will keep the beginners of hockey very,,busy and will provide some exciting action, part of ,any hockey tourna- ment. The following is a schedule of the games:. , 9.00 Lucknow and Belmore 10.00 Belgrave and Tiverton 11.00 Ripley and Blyth 12,00 Teeswater and• Brussels 1,00 Consolation from 9 and ,10 2.00 Winners from 9 and 10, 3.04 Consolation from 11, and 12 4.00 Winners. from 11 and 12 5.30 Consolation Championship • 7.00 Championship. There will also be a prize draw. Your support 'would be very, much appreciated, House League Hockey Results On February .22, in the first game,. the Canucks defeated the Flyers 4 to 1. Gerrard Howard with a pair, Steve Howard and Richard Jurjens registered goals for the Canucks. kick Harman replied for the Flyers. In the second game the Islanders trimmed the Kings 4 to 1.',' Hugh Burgsma, Pat Boyle, Harry Boyle ,and Jim Foran were the marksmen for the Islanders. Jim Young registered ,the lone goal for the Kings. In' the third 'game the Sabres edged the Seals 4 to 3. Floyd Courtney with a pair, Kevin Machin andlohn—O'Keefe dented the twine. for the • Sabres. Gary McInnes, Brian 'Taylor and David McInnes registered goals for the Seals.. - Reminder to 'the parents and boys that there will be no 'hockey March 1st because of the Flea Tournament. • ' Schedule for March 8th, 10.00 Sabres vs Islanders, 11.00 Kings vs Canucks, 12.00 Seals vs Flyers. Atoms Lose • Brussels Atoms defeated Luck- now 7-2 in playoff finals on Monday, February 24 in Lucknow. Goal scorers for Lucknow were Wayne Phillips froth Allan •Eadie, Allan Eadie from Dave Gibson. Lucknow Arena News WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26 6:30 Pee Wee Game W.O.A.A. Finals • Milverton at Luclmow THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27 4:30 - 7:30 p.m. Figure Skating' 8:30 Juvenile Game 919119111111919•Mmo SATURDAY, MARCH 1 9 a.m. Annual Flea Tournament 8:30 Holyrood Butchers vs London Transit SUNDAY, MARCH 2 1:30 - 3:15 p.m. Public • Skating MONDAY, MARCH 3 4:30 - 7:30 p.m. Figure Skating 7:30 Atom Play Off TUESDAY, MARCH 4 , 8:30 p.m. Bantam Consolation Playoff WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Mothers and Tots Thursday Game To Decide Juvenile Series. Lucknow and Mildmay Juven- iles have been battling it out for the "D" Championship in W.O.A.A. play. The series is now locked at two games each with the deciding game in LucknOw this Thursday, Febru- ary 27th at 8.30 p.m. In the first game' in Lucknow, Mildmay were victorious by a 12-8 score. Lucknow won the second game in Mildmay Saturday by a 12-3 score. On Sunday, in Lucknow, Lucknow won S-2 only to lose Monday's game in' Mildmay by a 7-2 score. Lack of time on Tuesday prevented a complete scoring summary for each game. News and Views From Huronview The January birthday party at HuronvieW was held in the auditor- ium and owing to weather condi- tions the lunch and gifts were provided by the Blyth Women's Institute and the program and party by the Huronview staff. Mr. Archibald showed slide pictures of 'Great Britain and. Mrs. Mattie McGregor showed pictures of Florida. A special Bobby Burns Family Night program was arranged' and directed .by Jim Lawrie of Blyth. The program consisted of . vocal SCHMID'S HINA JEWELLERY AND OWNERS — W. JOS. and DEAN E. AGNEW PHONE 528-3532 LUCKNOW 48 Piece Set -- Wildmoor Pattern Reg. $59.95 Ironstone $44.95 AVAILABLE IN, OPEN STOCK • 45 piece set — service for 8 solos and several 4 instrumental numbers by the Blyth Fiddlers Jim McCall, Bill HiCks, Harvey McDowell, Debbie Hicks, Millar Richmond, Jim Lawrie, Mrs. Ella Richmond and dance numbers by Karen Glousher, . Sherri Marshall, Catherine Battye, Cindy Ulick. Mrs. Elsie Henderson arranged• a Family Night progratri and provid- ed the piano accompaniment for her daughter Wanetta and Bill Holland with accordian and guitar _and harmonica numbers by Helen Bisback.